Particle Through
Different meanings
Through for communication 
Being able to contact sb.
| Come through | Gabriel was at his computer when the message came through. |
| Get through | I kept trying to phone home but I couldn't get through. |
| Phone through | |
| Put through | Sorry, I wanted the Sales Department. I must have been put through to the wrong extension. |
Top Through for to
the end; completing something Getting to the end of something. Sometimes it suggests that you have
managed to deal with a difficult situation.
| Be through | I really wanted to kill him, I really did, but instead, I told him we were through and packed my things and left town before he could say anything. |
| Blunder through | Cramming a million facts with little coherence into your head, and then blundering through the exam while hardly remembering a thing afterward, is a lot of work that will only waste your time. |
| Carry through | |
| Come through | I came through the treatment looking and feeling twenty years younger. |
| Follow through | The international community made many promises, but never followed through. |
| Get through | I went for a lovely Indonesian meal last night. There were fifteen courses. We only managed to get through ten. |
| Go through | It's difficult to gain access to the area without going through tight identity and security checks. |
| Live through | She has had a long and difficult life. She has lived through two world wars and a revolution. |
| Muddle through | |
| Pass through | |
| Play through | |
| Plough through | Whenever I visit my mother I always have to plough through a huge dinner. |
| Pull through | |
| Push through | The president is asking Congress to grant him special powers to push through his reforms. |
| Put through | |
| rattle through | |
| Romp through | |
| Run through | |
| Rush through | |
| Sail through | |
| Scrape through | I was not much interested in school, and both at secondary school and at University, I only just scraped through, with as little effort as I judged possible. |
| See through | |
| Sit through | His lectures are long and boring. I refuse to sit through any more of them. |
| Sleep through | He's a very heavy sleeper. If a fire alarm started ringing, I'm sure he would sleep through it. |
| Slog through | |
| Soak through | |
| Take through | |
| Talk through | We both felt much better after we had sat down and talked through all our problems. |
| Think through | |
| Vote through | |
| Win through |
Through for examining Turning
the pages of a book or examining things quickly when looking for something.
| Flick through | He switched on the TV, flicked through the channels, but found nothing that interested him. |
| Glance through | |
| Go through | |
| Leaf through | |
| Look through | |
| Pick through | |
| Read through | |
| Riffle through | |
| Sift through | A team of police investigators sifted through the rubble throughout much of the day in search of forensic evidence. |
| Skim through | |
| Thumb through | She thumbed through the magazine until she found what she was looking for. |
| Wade through |